Karen Hines

Karen Hines, a globally acclaimed satirist, has captivated audiences worldwide with her plays and 'little films,' earning critical praise and cementing her reputation as a unique artist. Known for blending disparate themes like magical realism, feminism, real estate, and climate change in her musings on modern life, she's authored seven award-winning plays published by Coach House Books. Twice a finalist for the Governor General’s Literary Award, Hines has directed and collaborated on various productions, including the beloved adult horror clowns, Mump & Smoot. Her recent works, such as the micro-theatrical solo "Crawlspace" and "All the Little Animals I Have Eaten," demonstrate her innovative storytelling. Currently, she's creating new plays, including the fourth installment in the Pochsy series, showcasing her unique blend of clown and bouffon styles, establishing her as a trailblazing auteur in thought-provoking and entertaining theatre.

Known For: Acting

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Died: null

No.	Year	Title	Role	Vote Average
1	1989	Food of the Gods II	Angie	43
2	1991	The Events Leading Up to My Death	Katy	10
3	1994	Married Life: The Movie		0
4	2000	Model Behavior	Monique	64
5	2001	Hedwig and the Angry Inch	Tommy's Publicist	74
6	2002	Escape from the Newsroom	Karen	50
7	2006	Comeback Season	Health Care Worker	62
8	2006	Man of the Year	Alison McAndrews	59
9	2007	Holiday in Handcuffs	Maria	63
10	2008	Fire and Fury		0

No.	Year	Title	Role	Vote Average
1	1996	The Newsroom		80
2	2001	Braceface	Tattoo Artist (voice) (uncredited)	66
3	2001	Foreign Objects		0
4	2002	Puppets Who Kill		65

Karen Hines

Film

Television